Halloween night sky 2026 — Saturn, shooting stars and a space station await US stargazers
From Saturn's spectacular rings to Halloween fireballs and a space station flyover, there are plenty of celestial treats in store this Halloween. Here's when and where to look.
This Halloween night in 2026, U.S. stargazers may be in for a treat. The clear skies of the evening could provide views of not just the usual celestial sights, but also a flyover of China's Tianhe-1 module of the Tiangong space station. Saturn's rings, currently edge-on and visible with about 30-power magnification, are also expected to be prominent. Along with the usual mid-autumn stars and constellations, those with telescopes can expect a unique celestial experience.
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